Batsamai ba ikopanya le litsebi tsa paballo ea lintho tsa tlhaho ho thusa ho khutlisa diabolose oa Tasmania lintšing tsa timetso. Tekong e ikhethang ea bohahlauli, baeti ba tsamaeang ka maoto morung o hole oa Tarkine oa Tasmania ba tla thusa bo-ramahlale ho lekola palo ea baahi ba sebaka sa sehlekehleke sa Australia ka ho bokella lintlha ho tsoa ho lik'hamera tse 45 tse bonang motsamao tse behiloeng litseleng.
Marsupial e kholo ka ho fetesisa e ntseng e phela lefatšeng e fumaneha Tasmania, 'me lehoatata le hloekileng le k'honeng e ka leboea-bophirima ea sehlekehleke ke se seng sa libaka tse sa kang tsa angoa ke mofetše o mabifi oa sefahleho o felisitseng palo ea diabolosi ka kakaretso ka 80% ho feta lilemo tse 15. . Boholo ba ntja e nyenyane e nang le mehlahare e matla, ho ne ho nahanoa hore phoofolo e phela feela sebakeng se omileng, se lebōpong la leoatle kapa se bulehileng. Empa ho sibolloa ha baahi ba atlehileng le ba se nang maloetse morung o teteaneng oa Tarkine ho fa bo-rasaense monyetla o mocha oa bohlokoa oa ho ithuta boitšoaro ba bona naheng le ho hlaolela kutloisiso e molemo ea hore na lefu lena le jaleha joang.
"Ho fapana le monahano o tloaelehileng, re tsebile ka lilemo hore ho na le bademona ba lulang merung ea pula, 'me joale re na le bopaki," ho boletse Mark Davis, mong'a Tarkine Trails, eo batataisi ba hae ba ileng ba fumana litšoantšo tsa likhoeli tse peli tsa pele. ho tsoa ho lik'hamera, tseo ba tla tsoelapele ho li sebeletsa ka likarete tsa memori le libeteri selemo ho pota. “Khamera e ’ngoe le e ’ngoe eo re e behileng e ile ea tšoara litšoantšo tsa bademona ’me ha ho le e ’ngoe e bontšitseng matšoao a lefu la hlahala sefahlehong, e leng khatholoho e khōlō. Hammoho le batsamai ba rona, batataisi ba rona ba sebetsa joalo ka bafuputsi ba masimo moo pele ho neng ho turu haholo ho etsa lipatlisiso. ”
Morero oa Tarkine Diabolose oa lilemo tse leshome o tšehelitsoe ka lichelete ke mmuso oa Tasmania e le karolo ea lenaneo le pharalletseng la pholoso le qalileng ka 2003 le kenyelletsang ho tsoalisoa ha liphoofolo tsa boits'ireletso, taolo ea libaka le lipatlisiso tsa laboratori mabapi le lefu lena. Lekhetlo la pele le ileng la tsejoa ka 1996, lefu la diabolose la hlahala sefahlehong le baka mela e pota-potileng molomo e sitisang phoofolo ho iphepa, kahoo e qetella e bolaoa ke tlala. Mofuta o makatsang le o sa tloaelehang oa mofetše o tšoaetsanoang ho nahanoa hore o hasana ka bademona ba lomanang ha ba ntse ba qabana bakeng sa lijo.
Ho fihlela bofelong ba lilemo tsa bo-1990, bademona ba Tasmania ba ne ba atisa ho fumanoa sehlekehlekeng sohle. Empa ho hlahisoa ho seng molaong ha phokojoe e khubelu, ho eketseha ha likotsi tsa mebileng le ho ata ka potlako ha mofetše oa sefahleho ho entse hore palo ea eona e theohele ho 10,000 feela, 'me mefuta e phatlalalitsoeng ka 2008 e le kotsing. Hang ha e kile ea bonoa e le tšokelo ho liphoofolo tse ruuoang le ho nkoa e le ea bohlokoa bakeng sa lesapo la eona, ke tšireletso ea molao feela ka 1941 e ileng ea thibela diabolose ho tsongoa ho isa timelong - qetello e neng e se e hlahetse mong ka eona ea haufi nkoe ea Tasmanian (kapa thylacine) ka 1936.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- But the discovery of a thriving and disease-free population in Tarkine’s dense rainforest offers scientists a valuable new opportunity to study their behaviour in the wild and develop a better understanding of how the disease is spread.
- The world’s largest surviving carnivorous marsupial is endemic to Tasmania, and the pristine wilderness in the island’s north-west corner is one of the last areas to remain untouched by an aggressive facial cancer that has obliterated overall devil numbers by more than 80% over 15 years.
- Once seen as a threat to livestock and prized for its pelt, only official protection in 1941 stopped the devil from being hunted to extinction – a fate that had already befallen its close relative the Tasmanian tiger (or thylacine) in 1936.
